Rents Continue to Decline More than Seasonally Normal
Article by: Bill McBride The timing of this cooldown in the rental market is consistent with the typical seasonal trend, but its magnitude has been ...read more
What Experts Expect for Student Housing in 2023
Article by: Olivia Bunescu Despite the high interest rate environment and increasing inflation taking their toll on the housing market, transaction activity in the student ...read more
At a Time of Uncertainty, Investors in CRE Are Paying More Attention to Portfolio Diversification
Article by: Buck Wargo Investors are feeling more cautious and stress-testing their holdings for different scenarios, industry insiders say. Read the full article: http://bit.ly/3WiSG2K ...read more
Apartment Rent Growth Set to Keep Slowing This Year
Article by: Will Parker Apartment vacancies are piling up. The biggest wave of new rental buildings in nearly four decades is expected to cut the ...read more
NYC REIT to Give up REIT Status, Sets Reverse Stock Split as CRE Recovery ‘Remains Challenged’
Article by: Tomi Kilgore The owner of commercial real estate in New York City said the pace of recovery of the office segment “remains challenged” ...read more
Inflation-Wary Shoppers Pull Back as Goods Pile Up in Stores
Article by: Lauren Coleman-Lochner, Kevin Simauchi and Steven Church The consumer pullback poses a particular existential threat for the retailers in the deepest financial trouble. ...read more
2022 Year-in-Review: WMRE’s Top 10 Galleries
Article by: WMRE Staff The top galleries assembled in 2022 reflected the impact of a changing world on commercial real estate trends. Read the full ...read more
Pullback on Construction Lending Likely to Cut Back Industrial Pipeline in 2023
Article by: Patricia Kirk In spite of still stellar property fundamentals, both industrial developers and lenders prefer to play it safe on new construction. Read ...read more
Advisors Look to 2023 With Mixed Expectations for M&A
Article by: Ali Hibbs Most firms believe the M&A market will cool in the coming year but have high expectations for their own growth. Read ...read more
Distressed Asset Specialists See Deals In Reckoning That ‘Dwarfs ’08 Collapse’
Article by: Patrick Sisson The next couple of years, when roughly $500B in commercial mortgage loans will require repayment or refinance, per the Mortgage Bankers ...read more